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Life's Absurdities 'Forced' Soviet to Become Satirist
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads : The Coastline: DEBATING DEVELOPMENT ALONG THE SHORES : Public interest in the coast, which ebbs and flows, is again on the rise. : Assault on Nature at the Edge of the Ocean
Hungarian Teachers Learn English By Teaching in U.S.
No Yellow-Brick Road to Insurance Reform : California: The race for state commissioner draws few incumbents; they see it as a 'lose-lose' job. A 'people's czar' is unlikely to make change.
Can a World Go to War Over Permits to Pollute? : Environment: The poor countries want the good life, too. But rich nations, anxious about global warming, may not give them 'emission room.'
Doctors' Rx for Ailing Hospitals: Buy Out the Whole Operation : Health care: In an era of belt-tightening by big chains, San Gabriel Valley physicians take over five sick facilities. They say it's good for what ails them.
Gang Slogans Back Him Up Against Wall
Soaring Interchange on Century Freeway to Be One of a Kind
It's 'Report Card' Time for State's High Schools : Statistics: Annual performance reports rank schools in a variety of categories in an effort to assess educational quality.
Suspect in Slaying of Sheriff's Helper Held : Crime: Three-month investigation leads to arrest of juvenile in fatal shooting of 19-year-old Anthony Jerome Gardner, a law enforcement Explorer Scout.
BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Mira Mesa Outguns Chula Vista
Jordan Twins Lead UNLV Past USC
Fairchild Is Queen of The Hill
The Game They Love to Hate : Rivalry: Rams and 49ers have been going at each other for 40 years. Sometimes the competition has gotten out of hand.
BOXING : Breland Stops Japanese Challenger in 4
The Power Puff : When It Comes to Compacts, Plastic Will Do, But Metal Means Business
L.A. Building Industry Assn. Elects Keston as President
Beginning With Portnoy
Right Tree Can Enhance Home
Home Improvement : How to Stay in Hot Water and Like It
Stretch for Safety : Fitness: Santa Monica tests a mandatory exercise program for city workers. It hopes to reduce on-the-job injuries and workers' compensation costs.
Some friendships seem to last forever.And fortunately...
4 Die When Plane Crashes Into Michigan Cornfield
Mercury's Vapors Form a Thin Layer on Surface
School Performance Reports
R.S.V.P : Mackie Dresses Up Fashion Show
California IN BRIEF : SAN FRANCISCO : Latinos Sue Over Raid on Nightclub
Abortion Activists in Stand-Off : Demonstrations: Protests at clinics in Los Angeles and Orange counties culminate in Fullerton.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads : Waste: THE DISAPPEARING SPACES FOR TONS OF TRASH : HEAD Landfills near capacity as alternative disposal methods are explored. : Mounds of Garbage and More to Come
The Sound and the Fury : Owner of Popular Tavern Battles Noise Complaints to Keep Club From Going Belly Up
THE PEOPLE RISING The Campaign Against the Bork Nomination by Michael Pertschuk and Wendy Schaetzel (Thunder's Mouth Press: $24.95, cloth; $13.95, paper; 308 pp.)
"Budget Motels" by Loris G. Bree lists...
FLESH AND BLOOD by Francois Mauriac (Carol & Graf: $8.95)
Foregone Inconclusions : MISTERIOSO by Gilbert Sorrentino (Dalkey Archive Press: $19.95; 282 pp.)
Women's Role in Military to Be Reflected in Glass-Bedecked Monument : Architecture: Prisms 39 feet high to are to be the centerpiece of a memorial. The designer wanted to "shed light" on unrecognized work.
Cargo Ship Rams Oil Rig in Gulf of Suez
Czechs Stream Into Austria
Errant Golf Shots Tee Off Nearby Family
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads : CHECKLIST PITCHING IN TO REDUCE POLLUTION : Some Life Style Changes Can Help
A City Divided : North-South Split in Montebello Hurts Business, Shapes Politics
India: From Nehrus' Rule to Coalitions : Elections: The defeat of Rajiv Gandhi's Congress Party means that running the world's largest democracy won't be all in the family anymore.
300 Activists Square Off on Abortion in Fullerton : Demonstration: Each side claims victory in rallies staged at more than 20 clinics throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties.
'This is a very basic level of changing the world that I'm working on'
Mike St. John has an appreciation for...
In sports: The Rams take on their...
PREP WRAPUP : Carson Crushes Crenshaw in 4-A Semifinal, 58-7
Cake Eaten, Sooners Dine on UNLV : Rebels: Oklahoma has beaten the dessert of its schedule, and shows Nevada Las Vegas it is still hungry in 89-81 victory.
USC Suffers Another 15-Foot Loss, 79-73 : Trojans: Inability to hit free throws against San Diego State results in : their third defeat of the season.
Poor Foul Shooting Costly to Master's
CROSS-COUNTRY NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Dameworth Shows His Back to Pack
Mark His Word, Angels to Be Tough
TENNIS : A Last Look at Some Great Matches in a Memorable Year
In Search of . . . Richard Rush
Telling the Story of Pacific Palisades From Westerns to White Wine
Here Comes Summer!
Bullock's Wizard Trying His Hand at Neiman Marcus
AROUND HOME : Dog Biscuits
Investment Firms
AROUND HOME : American Empire Furniture
Coupons Discount South Pacific Hotels
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads : HEALTH: PINPOINTING THE RISKS : The Pollutant Factor
School Performance Reports
Israel's Collective Farms Agree to Government Bailout
East Europe Chosen as Top Story of 1989
Czechs Move to Put Communists in Minority Role for First Time
Chinese Language Is Caught In Limbo : Culture: Simplified characters have curbed illiteracy but also severed access to China's ancient, and unifying, history.
Cafe California: A Lack of Common Ground : Identity: A feeling for community is not defined by real estate. Belonging is what builds the sense of shared space, a rarity in driven Los Angeles.
The People of Apartheid Must Come to Repentance : South Africa: Confessions have laid bare the atrocities of police terror units. Now the government must come clean.
Legitimacy
25-Cent Holiday Bus Fare Asked for Downtown
A Touch of Tuscany : Track Record of Excellence Bodes Well for Antinori's Napa Product
The Pendleton Preserve : Marines and Environmentalists Are Unlikely Allies in Protecting the Largest Undeveloped Chunk of Southern California Coast
AROUND HOME : The Scooter
Savings and Groans : THE BIG FIX Inside the S&L; Scandal by James Ring Adams (John Wiley & Sons: $19.95; 308 pp.; 0-471-5135-3) : INSIDE JOB by Steven Pizzo, Mary Fricker and Paul Muolo (McGraw-Hill: $19.95; 443 pp.;0-07-050230-7)
Reformer Gets Top Party Post in E. Germany
All Suburbs Not Alike to Car Insurers : Prop. 103: Redlining is outlawed. Pricing levels will vary from one suburb to another. But some changes may come as a big surprise.
Tourism Trouble : This Big Bay Area Industry Is Still Reeling From October's Quake
Voters in Houston Choosing a Successor to Rep. Leland
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads : Ground Water: THE PERILS TO ITS PURITY : Dairies Churn Out More Than Milk
S. Korea Deports Chinese Students on Fake Passports
ON THE RECORD
Carson Sidekick to Sell B.H. Home
DR. BOGGS
Your Mortgage : What Happens After You Turn In Your Loan Application : Lending: It's a complicated system, but some knowledge of how things work can demystify the process.
The Incidental Tourist : Women Seem to Thrive on Travel, While Men Are Just Along for the Ride
High Schools Get Chance to See If Their Programs Made the Grade : Education: School officials' reaction to 'report cards' are as varied as the performance evaluations.
Apartheid Foes Meet to Plan New Tactics
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads : HEALTH: PINPOINTING THE RISKS : Science Identifies No. 1 Peril: Breathing Southland's Bad Air
UCLA opened as the southern branch of...
Deer and People Face Deadly Peril in Hunting Season
Miami Rallies Raise Funds for Latino Officer : Law Enforcement: Policeman William Lozano was convicted of manslaughter in the deaths of two black men. He will press an appeal.
The Politics of Denying an S&L; Crisis : Thrifts: The Bush Administration's refusal to acknowledge the size of the S&L; problem only increases the damages.
Gift of Trust Brings Lethal Reward : Skid Row: Harold Veo was known as 'The Angel of Main Street.' His fatal beating angers friends.
Mother Loses Son Behind Wall of Adoption : Family: After a Florida woman finally found the child she hadn't seen since 1980, his adoptive parents refused to let her visit him.
Corvette Stolen Off the Lot Gets a Wild Road Test
Rating Kennedy High's Academic Performance
CS Fullerton Can't Shed Its Shroud of Success
El Camino, RBV Run the Show : Longhorns' Ground Attack Leaves Morse in a Fog in 3-A
GOLDEN WEST TOURNAMENT : Antelope Valley Prevails Behind Heroics of Thomas
Doug Scovil Dies After Workout : Football: The former San Diego State football coach suffers a heart attack in Philadelphia, where he was an assistant with the Eagles. Scovil, 62, was credited with molding the 1986 WAC championship team.
A Season of Rallies Started With Fumble
No Great Strides on 'Journeyman' : ERIC CLAPTON "Journeyman." Warner Bros. ** 1/2
Passionate Voices : Elizabeth Sabine tunes up the talents of prospective rock 'n' rollers, exercising their abdominals and teaching them to live their lyrics.
The Reluctant Revolutionary : Czech playwright Vaclav Havel, once out of step, now marches at the head of the crowd
'Healer': Just an Echo of the Boogiemaster : JOHN LEE HOOKER "The Healer." Chameleon **
Casolo Arrested in El Salvador
Hugging an Imaginary Coast EAST COAST/WEST COAST by Patrick Douglas (Donald I. Fine: $18.95; 418 pp.; 1-55611-098-7)
Poland Improves
The Disarmament Dividend of 1939 : THE BORROWED YEARS 1938-1941 America on the Way to War by Richard M. Ketchum (Random House: $29.95; 896 pp.) : HOW WAR CAME The Immediate Origins of the Second World War, 1938-1939 by Donald Cameron Watt (Pantheon: $29.95; 736 pp.)
Models of Excellence
Opinion Articles
Different Views on 'Minority Mom'
Don't Confuse East Bloc Unions With Western Organizations
Books Marked
Teen-Age Pregnancy: Fear and Loneliness
'IMMORAL BIND'
'INS Raid on Site Scuttles Budding Trust'
With humor spreading from boardroom to pulpit to police station, is it any wonder some people are asking: Is this . . . Any Place for a Laugh?
One Woman's Choice--Pregnancy Serves as Test
'INS Raid on Site Scuttles Budding Trust'
Sentence
Mayor's Response Concerns Voter
Fund-Raising for the Needy
A TONGUE IN CLAUDIUS' CHEEK
Four-Day Week
Workplace Intrusion
Charles Rothenberg
Casolo Arrested in El Salvador
TAPE MEASURES
Casolo Arrested in El Salvador
Freeway Project
Bay Club's Bid to Extend Its Lease
Fisherman Learns New Language to Fight Pollution : Environment: With a donated boat and an eighth-grade education, a third-generation fisherman tries to stem the decline of the waters that sustain him. Terry Backer, the first Long Island Soundkeeper, considers his work a legacy to his children.
Different Views on 'Minority Mom'
Accused Doctor
Books Marked
'Democrats Find No Life in the Party'
One Woman's Choice--Pregnancy Serves as Test
Honor Earth Mother
Odyssey Odd
MEANING IS WHERE YOU FIND IT
Delays in Airport Construction
The Protest Against 'The Normal Heart'
Celebrating Calcutta
Viewpoints : Japanese Management: Good...
Irvine Values Group
Books Marked
'Democrats Find No Life in the Party'
Feeding the Hungry in Pioneer Park
Public Schools
Bicycle Bliss
Make Miramar Safe
IN THE NAME OF THE LAW
Casolo Arrested in El Salvador
HUE AND CRY
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S ENVIRONMENT At the Crossroads...
Accused Doctor
Sweatshop Products
Writer 'Oblivious' to Own Pollution
O'Neill Park
Viewpoints : Japanese Management: Good...
Highway Patrol's Crackdown on Car-Pool Lane Violations
U.S. Navy Should Adopt the Cost-Saving Missile Device Developed by Micronics
Weekly Dance Keeps Fishing Village Jumping
Accident Damages Freeway, May Clog Monday Rush Hour
It's Time for Winter Sports in June
MAKING SENSE OF MAUREEN - The Curious Politics of San Diego's Mayor O'Connor
Guidelines Drawn for Antarctica
Inquiry Into 6 Jesuits' Slaying Focuses on Army : El Salvador: Troops who were in the area are being interrogated. The president offers a $250,000 reward.
Czechs Relegate Communist Party to Minority Role : East Bloc: A new government will be announced today. President Gustav Husak, last link to 1968 Soviet-led invasion, resigns.
Bush Criticized for Failing to Fill More Than 100 High-Level Jobs
Bush Criticized for Failing to Fill Key Positions : Appointments: More than 100 high-level vacancies remain. Delays are seen blocking new policy initiatives.
NAACP Chapter Startled by Resignation of Leader
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From the Archives: Chinese Spirit of Freedom Glows Despite Repression
Of the 100 largest publicly traded companies...
Thrifty Tel Inc. Seeks Protection of Chapter 11
Insurer to Close Orange Office, Lay Off 300
Credit Cards and the Married Woman
Free Christmas Trees for Hurricane Victims
SHOPPING CENTER POSTAL BOOTHS
Boat Parade Will Usher In Cruise of Lights
2nd Living-Donor Transplant Is Done
'Split' Property Tax System Fails to Get on June Ballot
NEWPORT BEACH : Council Approves Construction Plans
2 Rare Monkeys Bound for a Home in Texas
Reagan Joins the Christmas Rush
'Chicken Lady' Cries Fowl as Neighbors Win Round in Feud
HOLLYWOOD PARK : Caltech May Have Added Backers
Riley Sees Need for County Arts Council
Regulators Clamp Down on Florida S&L;: Savings...
Decoding Mortgage Payment Schedules
Worker Dies as Crane Falls
For Cheery Gathering, Keep Family Busy, Sharing
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : MARIN COUNTY : Judge Limits Search of Prison Visitors
Bush Advisers Arrive in China on Surprise Visit
Robbins Asks Court to Issue Entire Tape Made by Informant : Justice: The state senator argues that the videotape shows he refused to accept money to support legislation.
LA HABRA : 2 More Businesses 'Adopt' City Schools
TWILIGHT FOR SEN. CRANSTON
Adolescent Cougars Will Be on Prowl in Park, County Reports
Few admirals run a tighter ship than...
Flag Pledge Snub by 3 on Rent Board Sparks Furor
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Irvine Women Win in Oregon State Tournament
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Australian Team Edges Mission Bay in Overtime
RUNNING : Silent Cannon Causes Confusion at the Start of New York Marathon
49ers Win Date With Indiana
2 Palmdale Players Sentenced in Attack
With college football's regular season ending today,...
STAGE REVIEW : Brand-New Barry Yourgrau in 'Brand New Show' at the Largo
El Toro's Cuttrell Is in a Class by Himself : Football: Intelligent and articulate, this 6-foot-5, 240-pound tackle writes essays about offensive linemen.
Singer-Saxophonist George Butts to Open Club in San Clemente : Jazz: After paying his dues in clubs and bars for years, the Georgia native will try his hand at running his own operation.
Bush May Ease Ban on High-Tech Exports:...
San Diego
BUENA PARK : Residents Seek Help in Zoning Battle
NHL ROUNDUP : Lemieux Extends Streak as Penguins Win
Stephens Scores 31 to Lead UCLA Women
Norm Sloan, former Florida basketball coach, and...
The Fan Pays Price; Bowls Reap Dollars
COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Cal Lutheran Still Seeking First Victory
TV Reviews : 'Money, Power, Murder' Just Can't Carry the Plot
Orthodox Council Leader Sees Boon in Diversity
Reaching Out to Non-Jews : American Jewish World Service Aims at Helping Third World : Missions: The goal is to provide non-sectarian, humanitarian aid, and in the process, officials hope to leave a positive image of Jews and Israel.
Numbers Right for Langston : Angels: New pitcher signs $16-million contract, takes No. 12 off back of Manager Doug Rader.
Readers of Dictionaries Ask Changes From A to Z
Gardening : Learn About a Garden That Uses Little Water
Shooting Charge at Guantanamo Denied
NATION IN BRIEF : TEXAS : Deadlines Set for Ruby Gun Claims
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : SAN JOSE : Dog Photos Shown at Murder Trial
Holiday Prayers for Hostages : Lebanon: A Catholic priest formerly held prisoner in Beirut urges forgiveness of the captors in a service at the Crystal Cathedral.
Plan OKd to Beautify Park in Arroyo Seco
San Diego
Postal Worker, 2 Others Arrested in Credit Card Thefts
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO : Merchants Complain of Lost Sales
SANTA ANA : 4 Works Said to Be by Dali Will Be Sold
PREP SOCCER ROUNDUP : Dana Hills Downs Trabuco Hills in Tournament
Men With a Mission: Getting 3 Rs on Track
LSU Win Doesn't Work Out to Satisfaction of Brown
ROUNDUP : Deyoe Returns to Lead Taft to 60-41 Win
Ian Hunter Finds Inspiration With His Return to City Life : Pop Music: The veteran rocker, whose erratic solo career has yet to eclipse his tenure with the storied British band Mott the Hoople, has a new album and a renewed spirit.
Undefeated Taft Team Reaches Doubles Final
Paint ART/LA89 Busy as Dealers Offer a Gallery of the 20th Century
FINANCIAL MARKETS : STOCKS : Jobs Report Boosts Market; Dow Up 10.66
Arboretums, Botanical Gardens Dreaming of a Green Christmas
Gardening
Soviet TV Reports a Castro Diatribe Against Gorbachev's Reforms
CALIFORNIA IN BRIEF : OAKLAND : Ex-Black Panthers Form Aid Group
Salsa : Zesty Latin Beat Has Not So Quietly Found a Popular Home in Orange County
PLACENTIA : Council Won't Back Tax Hike for Jails
CRESCENTA VALLEY TOURNAMENT : Jones, N. Hollywood Rally to Reach Final
Hollypark Investors Frustrated : Horse racing: Optimistic financial forecast by track doesn't forestall calls for a change in direction of management.
DIVISION VIII FINAL : Trabuco Hills Beats Orange With Defense, 13-7
Chang Breaks Hip in Freak Mishap : Tennis: World's fifth-ranked player suffers injury during practice for exhibition. He might be out for eight weeks.
Carpinteria Wins in Last Minute, 24-21
Police Probe Gambling Link in Robbery, Murder Near Casino
Newport Home Builder's Earnings Dive
President Uses Summit to Aid GOP Campaigns : Politics: Malta is cited at three fund-raisers for Senate candidates. But Democrats may also gain from the easing in East-West relations.
NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON, D.C. : Drug-Fighting Plans of Guard Units OKd
Kilroy Is There, and Students Hope He'll Stay
6 Ex-Leaders Under Arrest in E. Germany
Olea europaea Olive treeSmall evergreen...
LAGUNA BEACH : Mobile Home Park Residents Speak Out
Off-Duty Officer Arrests Suspect
Nissan Says Corporate Snoop Suit is 'Absurd' : Litigation: An employee investigating U.S. life styles was 'very up front' with the couple he lived with, auto maker says.
GOLDEN WEST TOURNAMENT : Outside Shooting Gives Antelope Valley Edge
Kicked Out, He Was a Fair Catch : Charger Opponent: Traded from San Diego to Washington, Ralf Mojsiejenko leads the National Football League in punting average.
Sortino Leads Marina in Girls' Tournament
DIVISION I : Fontana Lives Up to Its Billing, Wins Title
Don't Tell Steve Young He's Just a Backup : 49ers: Montana may be the top dog, but this quarterback is convinced that he's a starter.
Fontana Lives Up to Billing, Finishes Off San Gorgonio
STAGE REVIEW : Mood Is Right for Musical 'Wonderful Life'
Censorship Forum Set for San Diego
Government Dealt a Blow in Lincoln Case : Thrifts: A Phoenix businessman testifies that alleged sham transactions were legitimate.
Savings Bonds to Shed Ugly Duckling Image
Mondavi Winery to Buy Byron Vineyard: The...
NATION IN BRIEF : WASHINGTON STATE : Ex-Husband Kills Family, Then Self
Newly Named Deputy L.A. Mayor Quits Post
Cause of $1.3-Million Fire at Lumberyard Unknown
CITY SECTION : Carson, Dorsey Win Semifinals
Northridge Pulls Off an Inside Job
Local Teams Hoping for Big-Time Day : College basketball: USD and USIU travel for games with ranked teams, and SDSU plays host to USC for the first time in 50 years.
Familiarity Breeds Good Matchups in Tonight's Finals : 2-A Championship (5 p.m.): El Camino hopes it will finally get it right against Lincoln.
Sweetwater Stands Too Tall for Mira Mesa : Big Game: Lack of height didn't leave the Red Devils short in their 87-68 victory over Marauders.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE BASKETBALL ROUNDUP : Balanced Offense Sparks Cypress
Lutheran Seminaries Said to Be in a Financial Bind
The Shooting of a Shoot-From-the-Hip Movie
Soviets Seek Stake in Calif. Biotech Firm
Robert Mondavi Winery to Buy Byron Vineyard
U.S. Views Higher Soviet Alert in E. Germany as 'Benign' Move
3rd GAF Trial About to Go to Jury : Litigation: Telephone records that may refute a key government claim will be important in the latest stock manipulation trial.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY : Panel Says School Should Be Closed
Police Recruitment of Marines Intensifies
La Mesa
Prisons Called 'University' for Palestinians' Uprising
Judge Allows Farmers Firms to Mail Auto Rate Hike Notices : Insurance: She says if companies want to antagonize customers, it's up to them. Court may still reject the increase.
Sheldon Harnick Sings a Song of Perseverance
Inmates Enraged by Cross Burning Talked of Taking Deputy Hostage
Game-Breaking 94-Yard Romp Leaves Lucas at Loss for Words